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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
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'Israel to supply Cyprus with new offshore patrol vessel equipped with Rafael systems.'
'Israel to supply Cyprus with new offshore patrol vessel equipped with Rafael systems.'
'The agreement also includes upgrades to Cyprus’s existing Israeli-built offshore patrol vessel, the Commodore Andreas Ioannides. According to the ministry, the new and upgraded vessels will enhance the Cyprus Naval Command’s patrol, surveillance, and search-and-rescue capabilities.'
'The agreement also includes upgrades to Cyprus’s existing Israeli-built offshore patrol vessel, the Commodore Andreas Ioannides. According to the ministry, the new and upgraded vessels will enhance the Cyprus Naval Command’s patrol, surveillance, and search-and-rescue capabilities.'
Ben Gvir received warnings about the Hamas threat days before October 7.
Germany’s new [[antisemitism]] commissioner took office.
Germany’s new [[antisemitism]] commissioner took office. Commissioner warned that antisemitism had reached levels not seen since the Holocaust.
The United States confirmed a strike against an Iranian missile launcher on Qeshm Island.
The United States confirmed a strike against an Iranian missile launcher on Qeshm Island.
A study found that diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have failed to combat workplace antisemitism in the United Kingdom. Jewish leaders issued new guidance to employers on addressing antisemitism.
Two men were arrested following a brutal attack on a Jewish researcher in Rome.
* Nov 1, 2026:<br>
* Nov 1, 2026:<br>
Trump said the United States could strike Iran's nuclear program within ten minutes. This was following a conversation with Netanyahu.
Trump said Iran wanted a nuclear agreement but could not be trusted. He warned that remaining Iranian sites could be struck within minutes and refused to rule out renewed military action.
Netanyahu warned against forming a government with Arab parties, calling cooperation with Mahmoud Abbas and Ahmad Tibi a disaster. Gadi Eisenkot said lawmakers who accept his political principles could become coalition partners.
Israel’s Christian envoy warned voters against electing politicians whose worldview reflects the Muslim Brotherhood.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry released footage showing a supermarket in Gaza with shelves stocked with food and other goods. The ministry said the footage contradicted Palestinian propaganda about food shortages. Israel continues to reject accusations that it is preventing sufficient food and humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.
In a historic first, Israel’s ambassador officially assumed his post in Somaliland.
[[New Zealand]] announced that it would discontinue future funding to [[UNRWA]].
Israel extended its restrictions on (Hamas' mouthpiece) [[Al Jazeera]]’s operations by another 90 days, through January 20, 2027. Al Jazeera objected to the extension, saying it was based on secret evidence that the network and its lawyers could not review or challenge. Israel initially banned the network’s local operations in 2024 after a unanimous Cabinet vote. Netanyahu has called Al Jazeera a mouthpiece for Hamas.
Bravery. Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan, withdrawing her support for Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed two days before Election Day. Her decision followed growing disagreements with El-Sayed over Israel and antisemitism.
She endorsed Mike Rogers after attending a church service with him in Detroit. She said the country must stand against hatred and criticized El-Sayed's association with political streamer Hasan Piker. Stevens acknowledged El-Sayed's campaign efforts but said she needed to be honest about her position. Rogers said the endorsement represented unity against hatred and support for Michigan's and America's future. He also noted that Stevens remained a Democrat.
It comes after repeatedly confronting Abdul El-Sayed over his hateful positions on Israel and [[antisemitism]]. El-Sayed dismissed an attack on a synagogue full of children by blaming Israel, refused to identify Iran or Israel as the greater threat to the United States, and declined to condemn an advertisement blaming Israel for inflation. Stevens urged him to stop blaming Israel for the world's problems, but he refused. She endorsed Rogers despite the political consequences, warning voters about El-Sayed. Her decision reflects the growing alienation of Jewish Americans from a Democratic Party increasingly influenced by antisemitic anti-Israel activism.
Former Republican National Committee Chair [[Ronna McDaniel]] said that U.S. Representative Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers was a significant development in Michigan’s Senate race ahead of Election Day.
Key points from the interview:
- Stevens’ endorsement: McDaniel said Stevens was following her conscience despite facing criticism from Democrats. She claimed Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed had excluded Stevens and her supporters from his campaign activities.
- Why Stevens broke with El-Sayed: McDaniel argued that Stevens was troubled by El-Sayed’s associations with political streamer Hasan Piker, his refusal to condemn certain statements attributed to Piker, and his handling of controversies involving the IRGC.
- Anti-Semitism controversy: McDaniel criticized an advertisement she described as anti-Semitic, which she attributed to Piker’s uncle. She said El-Sayed's refusal to denounce it contributed to Stevens’ decision.
- El-Sayed's faith: When asked whether El-Sayed was being unfairly pressured to condemn people because of his Muslim faith, McDaniel rejected that interpretation. She maintained that her criticism concerned his political associations and decisions, not his religion.
- Comparison with Republicans: McDaniel said she had also condemned Nick Fuentes and would criticize a Republican candidate who brought him into Michigan. She argued that the same standards should apply across political parties.
- What happens next: McDaniel said she expected Stevens might campaign with Rogers and face criticism for doing so. She emphasized that turnout would be central to the election.
McDaniel's assessment of the electoral landscape: She said El-Sayed would need strong turnout among college students, while Rogers would need to attract additional support from Black and Jewish voters, particularly given the political challenges Republicans face in a midterm election.
* Nov 2, 2026:<br>
Israel’s Defense Ministry signed a $190 million, 15-year agreement with Elbit Systems to establish an advanced artillery training facility. The center will train IDF crews operating SIGMA howitzers and PULS rocket launchers.
Israeli Arab Mohammed Sweitat, 21, from Shfaram, was arrested for spreading [[ISIS]] propaganda online and attempting to recruit supporters. He is expected to be indicted for ISIS membership.
The IDF eliminated four [[Hamas]] military terirusts in northern Gaza. Two were killed in separate strikes on Saturday: Nabil Hamad, who headed a department within Hamas's recruitment apparatus and helped rebuild its military wing, and sniper commander Mohannad Nader Mahmoud Dahdouh, who participated in combat and attacks against IDF troops. Two additional Hamas operatives were eliminated in strikes on October 22.
Families of Israelis killed in terrorist attacks warned Netanyahu's political opponents against forming a government with the participation or support of Arab parties. Families from the Choosing Life Forum urged Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Liberman not to cooperate with those parties.
Arab journalist claims: Likud maintains contact with Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party.
The [[BBC]] acknowledged a failure to properly vet a guest who appeared on its television programming despite a history of antisemitic statements and support for the October 7 massacre. Bushra Shaikh appeared on BBC One's Sunday Morning Live to discuss women's right to wear burkas in public. Her previous social media posts included derogatory statements about Jews who immigrated to Israel from Europe and comments praising the October 7 attacks. She also blamed Netanyahu for the Manchester synagogue terrorist attack in October 2025, which killed two people and seriously wounded three others. In another post, she invoked the Holocaust while commenting on casualties among Iranian protesters. The BBC acknowledged its screening failure and promised changes.
A woman identified as an Abdul El-Sayed supporter attacked Jewish conservative commentator Lizzy Benichou during a free-speech event at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The confrontation began when conservative commentators hosted a discussion table about whether Islam was compatible with Western values. The woman confronted participants and later shoved Benichou to the ground. Bystanders restrained her before campus police arrived and arrested her. During the arrest, she shouted that she should have killed Benichou when she had the chance. Independent journalist Cam Higby said the woman also assaulted another participant, attempted to punch him, and resisted arrest. He later reported that prosecutors declined to keep her in custody. Benichou sustained a lower-back injury. The incident occurred two days before Michigan's Senate election.
Abdul El-Sayed defended his positions on [[antisemitism]] during a contentious interview, drawing further criticism.
Money inton politics:
A network of anti-Israel donors, political action committees, and super PACs is funding [[Abdul El-Sayed]]'s campaign. Several committees share major donors and also support like-minded far-left congressional candidates who oppose Israel.
[[Ronna McDaniel]] stated El Sayed has been running [[Tucker Carlson]] ad last day. Strategy is to chip away from MAGA.
Post: 'If "aleged" Muslim Brotherhood gets Republican votes, remember it was (largely) Tucker Carlson.'
[[Muslims]] Flood Early Voting Lines in [[Michigan]].
Israel and the United States have prepared a plan for a possible third war with Iran. Tehran's concealed weapons capabilities present significant challenges to the planned response.
Democrats are leading in key battleground states ahead of the Senate midterm elections.
After knocking on 13,000 doors, Jewish Arizona ‘capitalist Democrat’ says Israel a ‘non-issue’ in race. “I wear a Jewish star every day, prominently,” Tammy Caputi, a state House candidate, said.
[[Spain]]'s Jewish Federation condemned conspiracy theories linking Israel to a fatal train crash.
The IDF is avoiding killing certain Hamas officials in Gaza because of concerns that their deaths could cause the collapse of civil order.
The IDF concluded a 10-day counterterrorism operation in Hebron. The Judea Brigade has shifted its focus to defensive responsibilities ahead of the Shabbat Chayei Sarah celebrations in the city.
Hamas called for an escalation of terrorist attacks in [[Judea and Samaria]].
Avigdor Liberman accused the [[Palestinian Authority]] of interfering in Israel's elections.
Netanyahu called on parties opposed to terrorism to establish a broad national government. He said the Israeli public does not want a government dependent on Ra'am and the Joint List, which he characterized as parties that support terrorism and reject the existence of the Jewish state. He expressed willingness to discuss forming such a government.
Saudi Arabia intercepted two Houthi drones and a missile.
A U.S. envoy criticized European governments for failing to adequately combat antisemitism.
[[Ilhan Omar]]’s two secret London siblings pictured with man accused of Somali [[Isaaq genocide|genocide]].
Trump said oil prices had fallen by nearly $10 per barrel and linked the decline to expectations of an agreement with Iran.
[[Saudi Arabia|Saudi]] Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman told [[Iran]] that Saudi territory and airspace would not be used to launch attacks against it.
Approximately 60,000 evangelical Christians gathered in [[Lima]], [[Peru]], for a rally supporting Israel.
Trump told CBS that the situation involving Iran did not constitute a war.
Trump said Iran had asked the United States to stop killing Iranian leaders.
The United States and Israel are preparing an unprecedented response if Hezbollah joins the war involving Iran.
A U.S. strike reportedly hit an Iranian air-defense system on Qeshm Island.